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Originally Posted by Bob
Very interesting... I have wondered about this. Let us know if you keep feeding it and it keeps it's color. That would be a pretty major discovery I'd say. I sent one to a member here this year and it turned green.. I had no idea why and was a bit embarrassed because of it.
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you shouldn't feel embarrassed its really not your fault there is the slit possibility that its related to heat but from what i have read in every ones posts i don't think its that I'm 85% sure its either N or K or a combination of both Pete lives in a fairly hot climate and his stays red what are you feeding yours and how often? this could verify my observation